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Fun Pounding Fine Motor Activity for Kids

by Kaylene

One of the skills we’re working on for A-Man this year is increasing his focused table time. The mix of his autism and dyspraxia makes fine motor activity harder for him than typical kids, and he gets frustrated easily. Being a very active boy, he needs a fine motor activity that also uses gross motor […]

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The Ultimate Guide to Free Homeschooling Resources

by Kaylene

If you’re a regular reader here at This Outnumbered Mama, you may know that I get a bit crazy with research. Whether it’s a new diagnosis for my two kids with disabilities, or something as simple as choosing a gym, I will do research in any way that I can. When I was looking for […]

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Why I Write

by Kaylene

I’ve recently become a contributor for The Mighty, a site that posts about life with disabilities and special needs. For those of you who aren’t bloggers, that means that they take some of their favorite special needs posts from my blog and re-post them to reach a greater audience. Recently there’s been quite the controversy […]

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Posts to Pin for Special Needs Homeschooling

by Kaylene

Homeschooling isn’t for the faint of heart, and when you add in homeschooling a child with special needs, it takes a special kind of dedication. People will often ask you why in the world you would ever homeschool a child with special needs. You may hear that your children would be better off in school […]

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Homeschooling Goals for a Special Needs Preschooler

by Kaylene

When I tell most people that we’re still planning on homeschooling A-Man even after learning about his special needs, they think we’re crazy. Why on earth would we ever homeschool a child with special needs? I’m not even a qualified teacher! I’m definitely not trained in teaching a child with autism or dyspraxia. How can […]

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Fitting in Homeschooling and Special Needs Therapies

by Kaylene

When Baby M went through his therapy evaluations and we found out he would need three sessions a week on top of A-Man’s two sessions a week, I’ll admit we went into a bit of a panic. Packing up all the kids, finding sitters, and going to the town over for therapy five times a week? […]